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parid0970
| Sat, 22 Feb 2003 21:00:12
syntax processing model
syntax processing procedures
No need to introduce the confusing "model" here. See also parid0294,
parid0398, parid0399, parid0423, parid0970, parid0971, parid0989,
parid2014, parid2226.
REF: parid0402
TXT: A list of syntactic constructs ("node demanders") whose instances
can be unambiguously addressed within the instances of the syntax must be
provided.
FIX: The Syntax Processing Procedures must provide a list of syntactic
constructs ("node demanders") whose instances
can be unambiguously addressed within the instances of the syntax must be
provided.
parid0970
| Sat, 22 Feb 2003 21:00:12
a Syntax Processing Model specifies how to construct topic map graphs
from instances of the syntax, without omitting any information represented
in the instances.
Syntax Processing Procedures specify how to construct a topic map
graph from an instance of the syntax, without omitting any of the inherent
topic map information represented in the instance.
parid0970
| Sat, 01 Mar 2003 16:30:41
In other words, a Syntax Processing Model specifies how to
construct topic map graphs from instances of the syntax, without
omitting any information represented in the instances. Syntax Processing
Models may specify that instances of specific syntactic constructs
require the addition to the graph of nodes with values that are
built-in, as well as conferred. The built-in values may be derived from
data contained in the syntactic instance.
Curious why it is "may specify" ...addition to the graph of nodes with values that are built-in...(predefined)? seems like that would be required |